Every baby born in health region the focus of Books for Babies

An example of 鈥渙ne of the wonderful things happening within the Good Spirit Teacher Association Equity Committee鈥� is a program called Books for Babies, says the committee chairperson Robin Heshka of Canora, who teaches at Columbia School in Yorkton.

SaskToday May 10, 2016 8:28 AM

Read me a book — From left, members of the Good Spirit Teacher Association Equity Committee and a few student helpers that helped sticker and deliver 600 copies of the book Read Me a Book to the Sunrise Public Health offices were: (back row) Donna Phillipi (Equity Committee member), Kimberly Merriam (Equity Committee member), Robin Heshka (chair of the Equity Committee), Edith Halyk (Public Health nursing supervisor), Jon Gaudry (Public Health manager), and Erin Grass (Equity Committee member); and (front row) Aubrei Diaz, Dylan Mangino, Karylle Romulo and Jaylene Keshane (student helpers).

聽聽聽聽聽聽 An example of 鈥渙ne of the wonderful things happening within the Good Spirit Teacher Association Equity Committee鈥� is a program called Books for Babies, says the committee chairperson Robin Heshka of Canora, who teaches at Columbia School in Yorkton.

聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽 Every year the Good Spirit Teacher Association Equity Committee and Good Spirit School Division are partners for this program, she said.

聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽鈥淭his is where we purchase a new book for every baby born in the Sunrise Health Region 鈥� That equals around 600 books!鈥�

聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽 The book title purchased this year is Read Me a Book by Barbara Reid, said Heshka. The Good Spirit Teacher Association Equity Committee enlists a few student helpers to place stickers on and deliver all 600 books to the Sunrise Public Health offices.

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